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Located in central Missouri, CenterPointe Hospital of Columbia is a 72 -bed private behavioral health hospital serving the mental health and addiction treatment needs of adolescents and adults in the Central Missouri area, as well as throughout the country.Mental Health Treatment for AdultsCenterPointe provides treatment for a wide range of mental health issues, including, but not limited to:Severe depressionSevere anxietyBipolar disorderMood disordersTraumaSchizophreniaOther psychiatric disordersCenterPointe's caring, compassionate staff is highly trained to evaluate, stabilize, provide innovative treatment and identify environmental supports for individuals affected by mental health issues. CenterPointe holds the philosophy that through a combination of therapeutic interventions, education and medically managed care, individuals can lead happy, productive and successful lives.Addiction Treatment for AdultsThe Changing Pointe Addiction Treatment Center at CenterPointe Hospital of St. Charles provides a full continuum of addiction treatment for adults including detoxification, a 4-week residential treatment program, dual disorder treatment (both addiction and mental health issues), outpatient treatment, medication-assisted treatment, family support groups and aftercare groups for life.The Changing Pointe's treatment philosophy is based on the belief that addiction is a disease with identifiable, diagnosable symptoms. The good news is that addiction is treatable. CenterPointe believes that with an opportunity to learn about addiction, develop healthy coping skills, and with the support of a 12-step recovery model, life-long sobriety can be attained.Adolescent Treatment ProgramCenterPointe's Stepping Stones program for adolescents provides inpatient and outpatient behavioral health treatment for youth ages 12-17. Upon admission, a comprehensive evaluation is conducted by the treatment team comprised of a physician, nurse, therapist, social worker